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- Moatasem Mohamed Saleh, secretary-general of Sudan's Gold Exporters Chamber, says Sudan has significant untapped gold deposits.
- Only 28.6% of the 70 tonnes produced in 2025 were officially exported, indicating weak regulatory oversight and market transparency.
- Saleh says formalizing artisanal mining would boost revenues and reduce smuggling.
- He urges a national strategy to intensify exploration, update geological data, and attract international investment, positioning Sudan to benefit from rising gold prices.
